Alex Honnold

But it would have been kind of like this extreme jump, which I wasn't, you know, it's probably possible, but would have been like a major thing.

But instead, you just reef off the security camera.

I was like, it's so cool.

So there are a few things like that, like individual moves that are kind of muscly.

But overall, it's the stamina, like the challenge of doing this over and over for hundreds of feet that was the hardest thing.

Not with the kids because they're too young and they don't understand it anyway.

And not with her because she came with me to Taipei or she was there for the whole end of it.

I went a little bit earlier so I could adapt to the times then more and feel better.

But...

But basically she was with me.

So, you know, like we went to bed together that night and I woke up that morning and had breakfast together.

So it didn't feel like a big goodbye.

You know, it was kind of actually she was with me at the base.

We did the start together and then I literally was like, okay, bye.

And walked over and did the thing and started getting to the top.

So we were only apart for like an hour and a half.

And I saw her through the window a couple times.

And so it felt like she was just there having the whole experience with me.

Some, yeah.

I've scouted the Burj twice over the years.